North Scott High School - Silver Shield Yearbook (Eldridge, IA)

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Ursula Schulz Mosler, a housewife, and her hus- - V' band Walter live in Ger- Us I O S 1 4, many and have three 11.117 children: Astrid 7, Ralf I I , 5, and Frank 4. Being if the first foreign ex- change student, she re- members the great ' hospitality and the proud feeling everyone shared. if, 2 Pamela Madden Mur- phy, a radiology tech- nologist, and her hus- band Gerald have four children: Derek ll, Troy 9, Tenley 9 and Alissa 3. The dances were al- ways a lot of fun be- cause we always double or triple dated, and went to parties afterwards. Rickie Roller, an employee of Union Carbide in Mobile, AL, and his wife lane have one child: Krista ll. Lloyd Santee, a farmer, is married to Vicki Puckett t'71l. They tiri 2'-A have three children: Matthew ll, Michael 6, zli 1' and Molly 2. 'it' Dennis Schmidt, em- ployed at the Eldridge CO-OP in the maine- tenance and fertilizer department, and his wife Sally have two chil- dren: Tyler 6, and Thomas 3. During lunch there were long lines but good food. lohn Schneckloth, vice president and manager of Schneckloth Farms, lnci, and his wife, Cin- dee, have two children: Clint 10 and Valerie 8. North Scott was a real experience, but 1 wouldn't want to go back. Rick Stoltenberg, manager of Midwest Wheel and Rim Co. in Davenport, and his wife ludy have three children: Chad 6, Sara 2 and Kari 1. l'North Scott offers more freedom of subject and scheduling courses. Kathleen Litscher Stutzel, employed at the Scott County Court House, works in the assessors of- fice. She and her husband Steven have two chil- dren: Daniel l4 and Darcy 13. hardware retrailer em- f f ployed at Coast t , 2 , Coast, and her husband, Larry, have two chil- dren: Andy 9 and Rose ' ,-'Af' , 6. The school was still 7 Q ui new and had lots of ,534 ' 4 Beverly Miller Watts, a - . in A' f 1? O 1' A N , 9 I W great people. - . - Carol Kirby Weiland, an accounting analyst at Alcoa, and her husband, lohn, have two chil- dren: lohn 5, and newborn leanne. School spirit included parades down the halls on the days of important athletic games. Sharon Krenz Winters, , working in sales for if Frank Mahar Realtors, ' N 1, 'f f and her husband Adrian have two children: Stacy 1 ' ' f' 7 6, ana Kevin 5. My years at North Scott were superln 1 Patricia Hinrichs An- drew, a personnel man- Q agement specialist, and ,kg -if her husband A.l. tlohnl YA' K have three children: Na- N Q, than 10, Stacey 7 and ,J Melissa 4, She is pres- . A 1 1 ently pursuing a M.S. in professional manage- ment at the Florida lnsti- tute of Technology, Dale Bergert, a welder at lohn Deere Daven- port Works, and his wife ludy have two children: Cherie 6 and David 3, His remembrance of North Scott was ubeing able to know most of my classmates. Russel Bergert, a machine repairman at Caterpil- lar, and his wife Kathy have one child: Brenda 9, His major interest is restoring antigue tractors. Dot Kohler Buckley, a homemaker, and her hus- band Marty have two children: Trudi Davis 12 and Becky Davis 10. Put Your Head Gn My Shoulder was played over hundreds of times. Steve Clark, a farmer, and pipefitter for Ralston Purina, and his wife Vicky Price C711 have two children: Michael 13 andKerry 10. While in high school he liked to go to parties with friends, Clifford Claussen, a custom farmer, married to Fay Gonzales, has three children: Roger 13, Eric 8 and lason 4. HA person could always tell if the food was good in the main line by the length of it H Barbara Johnson DeCock, a homemaker, and her husband Dennis have three children: Daniel 12, lean 10 and Marcia 4. All we could think about was getting out. Mary Lou Wuestenberg Engler, a housewife and farmer, and her husband Larry have one child: Amy 6. There was a lack of opportunities for girls to participate in sports. Eileen Peckenschneider Flynn has four chil- dren: Todd 12, Chad 10, Brian 7, and Brett 5. Eileen remembers the blacklight show for Home- Coming. Debra Price Friederichs, a housewife, and her husband David have one child: Christina 5. Her favorite class was English taught by Mrs. Smith, Marilyn Schnekloth Green, a kindergarten - J, teacherand homemaker . ' 'HQ is married to William, 5-af. t'69l. They have two children: Tim 6 and Eli- zabeth 4. North Scott provides excellent fine 2- .M Ji! art opportunities un- f ' available in 1967, the school has grown. . T T7 Nx W 5:':f?i-til it Deborah Griebel is a bookkeeper and secretary for l 51 1 Farm Supply. To me senior week was kind of sad. l wasn't looking forward to graduat- ing and leaving all my friends, Cal Hesse, a graduate of the University of lowa, is a district manager at Ea- M uyg u 'Y ton Corporation Hoist , S Q ,N Equipment Division. He x kg and his wife Susan have 'l ays L two children: Kathie and L Erin. 1 regret not hold- Q .X ing on to the friends l T .Q 1 had. lulie Beert Hoffmann, a housewife and a secre- tary for the Beert McCoy lnsurance Agency, and her husband Michael C643 have two children: Scott 14, and Dana 12. She enjoyed going to dances with her girlfriends. Dale B. Keppy, the president of Town and Coun- try Meats, lnc. in Eldridge, and his wife Dianne Kraft t'68l have two children: Brenton 12 and Laurel 9. He received a B.S. in Animal Science at lSU. Barbara Lessin Lafrenz, a housewife, is married to Dennis t'68l. They have two children: David 11 and Danny 9. She belongs to pork producers and the Donahue Sportsmans. Barbara Wulf McFate, a homemaker and regis- tered nurse, is married to Loren 1675. They have two children: 1ill4, and David 12. High school to our class was work, but at the same time we enioyed ourselves. Loren McFate is a steamfitter. Young peo- ple today in school cer- tainly have more free- dom to come and go. He remembers The Draught House! Gloryann Mossage Mil- korvich, a recent gra- duate of Palmer College of Chiropractic, and her husband Michael have one child: Kristin 7. She remembers 'lon a trip with Mrs. Hughes and the Spanish Club, we all rode in a bus and it was a very wild time. Theresa Lineburg Miller, a manager trainee at Payless Cashways, has one child: William 14. She graduated from Marycrest with a B.A. in Business Administration. The times l had in band were great and it was disappointment when Mr. Schultz left. Gary Rochau, a nuclear physicist at Sandia Na- tional Laboratories, and his wife Kathleen have two children: lulie and Gregory. He received a B.A. in Math and physics at Carthage College. 1 have become aware of the importance of small class sizes, and appreciate the importance. Edwin Schneckloth, owner and photogra- pher at Big Ed's Photos, is married to Theresa Dolan. lt is so important to be able to work side by side in sports and drama. This ability is used daily in life. Barbara Drumm Stahmer, a procurement and production systems specialist at the Rock lsland Arsenal, is married to Glen C'64l. When you're a seventh grader, being a senior looks like a mil- lion miles away. ALUMNl 217

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Dennis Meir and his A wife Glenda have 2 chil- dren: lason ll and lef- frey Q. He is in retail sales and feed Sz fertiliz- er at Meier Feed and Fertilizer. l was glad they offered two lunch lines, hamburger saved many days. Karen Marten Moran, a homemaker, and her husband lohn have 2 children: Laura 7 and Lisa 6. Nl am glad l was raised on a farm in a ru- ral community. Norma Schnoor Neilson, a beauty consultant and meter reader, is married to lohn Neilson. They have two children: Kelli lO, and Amy 7. Some fashions Norma remembers included neck scarves and bobby socks. Carole Auliff Oliver, a housewife, is married to Ronald Oliver C635 They have four children: Lisa l5, Mark l3, Matthew 7, and Laura 5. The extra- curricular activities helped make high school some of the best years of my life. Dennis C. Raaske, a record keeper for a dairy farm, in California, and his wife Debbie have two children: Dennis, lr. 7, and Sara 4. 'lNorth Scott was small enough that l knew all of my class- mates, Ralph, tMike5 Pacha is a farmer and a repairman at Farmall in Rock lslancl. He and his wife Karen have one child: Karrie age S. Shrley Goettsch Perry, a medical receptionist, and tier husband Albert have seven children: Lois Oertel 3l, L. lane Skipper 30, Michael Rerry 28, loseph Perry 25, Karla Kiss t'775 22, Lee Perry C845 lo and DeLaine Rerry 8. tpicture below5 lohn A. Rlambeck, a re- gional marketing direc- tor for Growmark, lnc. and his wife ludith have 12 children: leffrey Q, and Erica l2. After at- tending lowa State Uni- versity, he attended the University of Kentucky. l'Seems like win or lose, we had spirit. tpicture at r1ght5 Lois Kuhl Quam, a homemaker and graduate student, is presently completing her MiA. at the Univeristy of Minnesota. Lois is the mother of Hadley 6, and David 3. She and husband Larry enloy plays and concerts m Minneapolis. Patrica Rohwer Reese, an office manager for the Dixon Cooperative Elevator Co., is married to Robert Reese C635 They have two children: Kim lo, and Mike ll. She enjoys following the NS girls' teams. Beth Richlen is a corporate secretary for the president of Mel Foster Commerical-lndustrial Company. She remembers Mr. Ryan as fun! Shery Oetzmann Saddoris, a housewife, and her husband Charles have three children: Stacey l2, Michael 6, and Melanie 4. Sherry won the FTA Scholarshipl Wayne Schneckloth, a self-employed farmer, and his wife LeAnne have two children: Kevin 5, and Keith 2. lohn Shannon, a Aviation Logistics Support Man- ager for the US. Army Aviation Research, is married to Linda. llThe emphasis that teachers placed on developing skills, habits and initiative has lasted much longer than the information in texts. 216 ALUMNl Patricia Tiedemann Sierk, a homemaker and student, is married to Donald Sierk, C645 She received a BA. in Educational and French and is currently doing graduate work. Rat teaches Sun- day School and is active in the League of Women Voters. Sandra Tombergs Small, is a registered nurse at the Baptist Medical Center in Little Rock, Arkansas. She re- ceived an Associate De- gree in Nursing from Rurdue Unviersity and attended lndiana Uni- versity for her M.S. She remembers come-as you are parties. Anne Steffen is a secre- tary at Caterpillar Trac- tor Company, l'The bad and good times weighed out evenly. She remembers how l'no one wanted to ask anyone to dance. loyce Matzen Walker, a supply aid at St, loseph Mercy Hospital, Clinton, and her husband Miles have three children: Susan l5, lohn ll, and Re- ter 4. l'School is the best years of your life and you don't know that until after graduation, Linda Wiese Wilson, is a farm wife and part-time key punch operator at Scott Community College. She and her husband, lerry, have two children: Matthew l l , and lulie 8. 'lAt North Scott, you got to know a lot of people you might not have known. SZ blame Wuesteznberg Adams, a school bus driv- er for Davenport, is married to Arnold Adams. They have two children: Kevin l3 and Wendy ll. She remembers liking to read. Roger Amhof, a farmer and truck driver for Am- hof lfarrns, lnc., and his wife Cheryl have three children: Bryce l3, Lindsay 6, and Dallas 3, The mashed potatoes stuck to the cafeteria windowsl Larry Busch, self employed doing custom drap- ery installation, and his wife Ratricia have two children: Larry, Tr. 13 and David lD. 'Senior week was no big deal. l was so short no one believed l really was a seniorfw Betty lean Henning- sen DcCock, a sales re- presentative for Denni- son Manufacturing, has two children: Dean T4 and Rhonda l2. She at- tended Scott Communi- ty Coltege. 'll am appre- ciative that North Scott had so many inspiring, enthusiastic teachers. Wayne Dengler, a farm- er, graduated from the University of Wiconsin. He and his wife Barbara have two children: Christina 3 and Matthew l. Wayne now enioys woodworking and golf- ing. Dee Oster Eckman is an office manager and partner of Oak Tree Group, lnc, llThe leadership experience and student body contact at North Scott opened many doors to where l stand now. Larry Engler, a farmer, is married to Mary Lou Wuestenburg C675. They have one child: Amy 6. l'School lunches weren't anything to brag aboutln Robert Henzen, a farmer, is married to Christie Horstmann T685 They have two children: Sta- cey 6, and Stephanie 2. We were the first class to lose the Homecoming game. Linda lohnston is a secretary at Walman Qptical Co. in Rock lsland, North Scott brough her many good times and many close friends. Glen Keppy, a farmer, and his wife lean Mof- fitt C665 have three chil- dren: Chad 5, Neal 5, and Shelley 4. 'll hope my children can have as good an impression of NS. as l did. lean Moffit Keppy, a housewife, remembers 4- H projects, Ml always enjoyed getting to school early and walking around the circle of halls with my best friend. Patti Frye Lounsbury, a registed nurse and in- structor, and her husband William have three children: hid ll, Adam 4, and loseph l. She is a graduate from the University of lowa and now a Masters candidate. llSchool spirit was electrify- ing. left Martin, a landscaper for Orange County Col- lege, California, and his wife Roxanne, have three children: Suzanne, Robbie and larrod. Sandra Tague Maxwell, a housewife, and her husband Robert have two children: Natalie lO, and Elizabeth 7. 'lWe could have worn ieans or slacks: the bus rides were freezing in the winter? Suzanne Voelkers McBride, a bus driver for North Scott, and her husband Larry have two children: Kim l4 and Ratrick l2. l'When T was a sophomore the an- nouncement of Rresi- dent Kennedy's death came over the loud speaker and the whole school became silent. lane Lage McCurdy, an urban and regional planner for Washington state, is married to Rich- ard. llAll the sockhops ended with The House of the Rising Sun, Eugene V. Moore, a builder contractor re- presentative employed at lowa-lllinois Gas and Electric Company, re- members collecting out houses for the bon- fire for homecoming. leri Darland Moore, a materials analyst at Cat- erpillar Tractor Co., and her husband Galen have two children: Tracy 15 and lason Q. ln the summer, Fairyland was the place to be on Wednesday night,

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David VanLoon, a tool room foreman at Cater- pillar, and his wife Nan- cy have four children: Kristy ll, Darren 8, Ro- byn 7 and David lr. 4. I remember the teachers and some of the stupid things they had us do in class. I wish I had paid more attention to them, I ZZ Richard Bailey lr., an automotbile technician at Dahl Ford in Daven- port, and his wife Mary have four children: Da- vid 8, Shelby 6, Daniel 4, Genze 2. He attended Scott Community Col- lege after serving in the Air Force. Paul Claeys, a Ieadman at Bowe Machines is married to Stephanie. They have three children: Christina 8, leffrey 7, and Matthew 2, School plays, glee club and chorus left a lasting impres- sion. Sharon Claussen Colby, employed at Wolfe Snyder Drey as a pharmacist assistant, and her husband Dennis have one child: Dennis, Il, Senior week was super because you finally made it. Iudy Richlen Cummings, a secretary for the Scott County Soil Conservation District, and her husband Mark have two children: Iason II and Lana 9. ludy's hobbies included painting, cro- cheting and reading. Craig Dierksen is a data processor in Denver, Colorado. He has a B.A. in mathematics and his interests include skiing and backpacking. Wendell Edwards, a salesman and truck driv- er, and his wife Sandra are raising Wendi I4, Rena IQ, Iosephine I2, IO and Wade 8. e years were too few! Iohn Th Mary Badtram Feldpausch, a housewife, and her husband Richard have 4 children: Ann II, Brian 9, Karen 6 and Teresa 2. Her interest in- clude church events, sewing, and volunteering at school, Deborrah Io Stroyan Freund is an accounting an technician at the Rock Island Arsenal. She has two children: Shane I4, and Bryan I3. : ' b - .l x MA Loran Friederichs is a graduate of the Univer- sity of Wisconsin and farmer in Maysville. He and his wife Peggy have one child: Ian 2. one of the fads was to see who could leave the longest blackmark in the park- ing lot. Willetta Runge Gradin, a bookkeeper at Sims Gil Company in Moline, has three children: Kim- berly I2, Lisa 7, and Brad 7. I remember kneel- ing on the floor to measure our skirts. Ronald Green, a barber hairstylist at Genes Hair Hut, and his wife Rhea Claussen t'7Il have three children: Timothy 5, Heidi 4 and Heather 2. High school was a time to make friends and get to know alot of different people, 218 ALUMNI Stephanie Griebel, a graduate of AIC is a ter- minal operator and word processor at Iohn Deere Parts Distribution Warehouse. The thought of wearing blue ieans except at games was definitely out, Donna Hamann Glen I-Ielbe is a track coach and teacher at Mt. Vernon Community School. He and his wife la- net own a dog Bleu, and a cat McGee. Christie Horstmann Henzen, a beautician at Shampoo Shack, and her husband Robert C'66l have two children: Stacey 6 and Stephanie 2. Kathryn Shannon Henningson, a substitute teacher is married to Harvey Q'63l. They have three children: Heather I3, Pressley I2 and Na- than 8. I enioyed the country atmosphere of the school. Sharon Marten Hitch- cock and her husband Steve have two chil- dren: Valerie 7 and Bethany 5. Most fads were pretty silly, but fun, such as setting hair on orange juice cans. David Hoffman, a farmer, and his wife Deborah have one child: Melissa 2. If I had it to do again I would be more serious and attend as many activi- ties as possible. Phyllis Santee Hoffman is a secretary at Daven- port Memorial Park. She and her husband Philip have two children: Mia I3 and Neva 9. were really proud to be from North Scott. Frank A. Holst, a sound engineer, and owner of River Cities Sound, graduated from the Universi- ty of Iowa with a B.S. in Psychology. The food was average or below, we had more satisfaction with playing or throwing it. Walter Hunt, the manager of systems and pro- gramming at Eguitable of Iowa, and his wife Su- san have two children: Scott 6 and Tony 2. He attended graduate school at the University of Iowa. Patricia Oster lens, a hair designer at the Total Look, and her husband Dan have two children: Chad and Eric, both 7. Being involved in the first Swing Show was a TIOTIH Kathryn Swayer Iohn- son, a homemaker, and her husband Steven have two children: Mar- cus 5 and Kara 2. She graduated from Iowa State University with a BS. in home economics education. Howard Iohnston, a I welder at Iohn Deere Davenport Works, and his wife Kate have one child, lack 4. Young people grow up faster now, or maybe I'm iust getting older guickerf' Tim Kane is a television writer and director at the University of Iowa Video Center. High is school was 'sometimes silly, sometimes serious, but always fun. 'H Dianne Kraft Keppy, 9 I ' employed at Town and Country Meats, Inc., and her husband Dale '- c C r 5 Secs . sg. h Q ,ix X m ii have two children: Brenton I2 and Laurel ' Q Q ..-is t 9. Diane received a BS. S r - in social work and a mi- ..., , . ' nor in family environ- Q ment from Iowa State University. Kenneth Kirby, a teacher of instrumental music in South Winneshiek Community School District, and his wife Shirley have one child: Kelly 2. He remembers spending hours in the band room. Carol Scherer Klindt, a housewife, and her hus- band Harvey have two children: David 8, and Daniel 5. I remember the artwork and home- coming displays in the windows were greatf W Robert Carl Kuehl, a carpenter at Carpen- ter's Union Local 44, . and his wife Carol have ' f-- two children: Tyson 3 f W and Chad I. I feel very fortunate for I remem- ber little about school lunches. 691 We I Clifford I. Lafrenz, a drafting technician at Cate- pillar Tractor Company, is married to Margaret Baetke t'68l. They have three children: Iohn I2, Shelly IO, and Iill 5. Graduation seemed like it would never get there, but all of the sudden it was past. Margaret Baetke Lafrenz is a housewife. Every crowd at lunch had its own place to sit, and to sit in a different place felt strange. Marlo Ganzer Laing, a H ' V clerk at the University of A, T ,. , Iowa Vending Services, l H V :ff ' v and her husband Mike a la have two children: Tra- 97' ' , r cy IO and Tonia 8. I W think everyone had fr? ' some spirit, but it took the cheerleaders to get it going. David Litscher, a farmer, and his wife Neva have three children: Beniamin 5, Christopher 3 and Allison 2. SpeiaI events help break the mono- tony of class, I was honored to be BC. KIIIQII' David Marten, an associate test technician for Agricultural Engineering Center in Hinsdale, Illi- nois, and his wife Pam Martin t'7Ol have two children: Karen Il, and Sunny 9. Being kids of a smaller school, we had to work harder to achieve. Larry Martin, self-employed for American Freight in Dubuque, and his wife Pamela have two children: Nolan and Nicole. Margaret L. Massey is a nurses assistant in Med- ICU at the University of Iowa Hospital. Sheila Hellman Newton is a vocational counsel- or for the Physically Handicapped in the Fairfax County Public Schools. She has one foster child: Iohn I5, She has a M.A. in vocational special education.